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National Geographic Kids magazine is the best-selling kids monthly for nature-loving kids aged 7-12! Each issue is carefully curated to ignite curiosity and spark conversations about science and the natural world, empowering children to love and care for our beautiful planet.
The world’s biggest (and most chilled) rodents Like other rodents, capybaras have teeth that constantly grow. But chewing on tough plants helps to wear them down. They graze on around 3kg of grasses, aquatic plants, fruit and tree bark each day!
Check out five of Ancient Egypt’s most legendary leaders The Ancient Egyptians believed that their rulers, the pharaohs, were gods on Earth who controlled nature, owned all the land, and had a direct connection to all the other deities....
Six wildlife-protecting heroes The idea for my organisation came from a heartbreaking moment. One day in 2014, a male lion I was tracking left Mana Pools National Park to a nearby village. When we found him, we were met with a terrible...
Teaching baby orangutans how to survive in the wild…
Explore the Great Blue Hole in Belize, Central America… LOCATION: Belize, Central America If you’re ever lucky enough to fly above the Caribbean Sea, you might spot something that resembles a giant eye staring up at you. Its dark blue...
Introducing our new kid columnist…
